The countdown is on! Stone Brewing’s Farking Wheaton w00tstout will be available starting on Monday. No word on what markets will be getting it yet so stay tuned. Refresher: Farking Wheaton w00tstout is a collaboration between Greg Koch, Wil Wheaton, Continue Reading →
I love the idea of collaborations and festival beers. The only frustrating part is that some of these great beers
are never to be found by many. Hey, more motivation to get your ass to a festival this summer. Goose Continue Reading →
Meet Widmer Brothers newest collaboration beer. Kindred is a small batch dry-hopped Belgian style ale made with The Commons Brewery in Portland OR. This will be a very limited release available at The Commons Brewery with a few draft appearances in Portland.
Style: Continue Reading →
Ska Brewing has collaborated with Sweden’s Nynäshamns Ã…ngbryggeri. The result was an Imperial Pilsner brewed with caraway seeds and dubbed Skatkobben. As you see the label above completely in Swedish, the beer will only be available overseas – Continue Reading →
Oaskar Blues collaborated with a local country/honky tonk band, Halden Wofford & The Hi*Beams, to create a new exciting beer. Honky Tonk Ale is being brewed for their Hops and Honky Tonk Festival and features prickly pear cactus as an addition. Continue Reading →
Allagash Brewing is teaming up with Beer Advocate to create a beer for the Belgian Beer Festival in Boston. Above you see Jason Alstrom adding Glacier hops to the golden ale which will be split with half going Continue Reading →
Shmaltz Brewing is having one hell of summer. The brewery is no longer a contract brewery, and they have just opened their new brewhouse in Clifton Park, New York. Over the weekend, Shmaltz launched a celebratory Continue Reading →
The countdown is on! Stone Brewing’s Farking Wheaton w00tstout will be available starting on Monday. No word on what markets will be getting it yet so stay tuned. Refresher: Farking Wheaton w00tstout is a collaboration between Greg Koch, Wil Wheaton, and Drew Curtis.
Style: Imperial Stout (w/ Pecans, Rye, Barrel Aged. Bourbon)
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft
Arrival: July 17 2013
13% ABV
I love the idea of collaborations and festival beers. The only frustrating part is that some of these great beers
are never to be found by many. Hey, more motivation to get your ass to a festival this summer. Goose Island (Chicago, IL) created Run the Jewels with Atlanta rapper Killer Mike and El-P (Brooklyn, NY). The Belgian style wheat beer (named for their collaborative album)was an eye opening experience for these guys. Catch El-P’s quote about the hops – “they were very familiar smelling.” Get this beer at the Pitchfork Music Festival this summer.
Style: Belgian Wheat Beer
Availability: Draft only
Meet Widmer Brothers newest collaboration beer. Kindred is a small batch dry-hopped Belgian style ale made with The Commons Brewery in Portland OR. This will be a very limited release available at The Commons Brewery with a few draft appearances in Portland.
Style: Belgian Pale Ale
Availability: 750 mL bottles, Draft
5.7% ABV
Ska Brewing has collaborated with Sweden’s Nynäshamns Ã…ngbryggeri. The result was an Imperial Pilsner brewed with caraway seeds and dubbed Skatkobben. As you see the label above completely in Swedish, the beer will only be available overseas – at least this round.
Style: Imperial Pilsner
Availability: Sweden Only
8.2% ABV
Oaskar Blues collaborated with a local country/honky tonk band, Halden Wofford & The Hi*Beams, to create a new exciting beer. Honky Tonk Ale is being brewed for their Hops and Honky Tonk Festival and features prickly pear cactus as an addition. This isn’t the first time Wofford has worked with a brewery – a few months back he assisted with an animated short for New Belgium’s Clips of Faith Film Festival (check it out here).
Allagash Brewing is teaming up with Beer Advocate to create a beer for the Belgian Beer Festival in Boston. Above you see Jason Alstrom adding Glacier hops to the golden ale which will be split with half going in Brett and half hanging with the house yeast.
Style: Golden Ale
Availability: Belgian Beer Festival Only
7% ABV
Shmaltz Brewing is having one hell of summer. The brewery is no longer a contract brewery, and they have just opened their new brewhouse in Clifton Park, New York. Over the weekend, Shmaltz launched a celebratory brew – Death of Contract Brewer, in honor of the new digs. Now, a collaboration – St. Lenny’s Belgian Style Rye Double IPA, aka the Immaculate Collaboration. St. Lenny’s is a collab with St. Louis, Missouri’s Cathedral Square Brewery. This beer is the brewery’s Lenny’s RIPA, with Belgian Ale yeast. Hops, rye, and a little Belgian flair are coming your way soon.
Style: Belgian IPA
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft
Arrival: TBA
10% ABV
